For the Bisoprolol I also would take into account that is a Beta blocker so it’s important to know the heart rate of the patient… I’d also say that furosemide is for mornings not afternoon or noon. Awesome video nurse 🙌🏻 you’re helping me a lot 🩷🩷
Hi nurse Niezl. We will no longer need to put code to the medications that we administered right, but only to those medications that we did not administer?
please at what point will the assessor ask for the indication.. is it before administration, that is after dispensing. i hope she waits still when we are aBOUT ADMINISTERING
It is better to verbalize the INDICATION of the medication whilst you are preparing the medication. It simply means that you already know what the medication is for and you are confident with what you are doing. (Plus, the examiner won't ask about the indications if you have already verbalized them) Hope this helps.🥰🥰🥰
Good afternoon, I hope you are doing well. I have some questions about the implementation station that I hope you can help me with. 1. If Paracetamol is mistakenly prescribed to a patient due to underdose who is already taking it as part of their regular medication (coded as Code 6), should I give Paracetamol if the patient is in pain and the prescription in the "AS REQUIRED" section is VALID and CORRECT? 2. When checking and verifying medication, can I fill out the section for the person administering the medication immediately? Also, if I notice a code on the prescription, is it okay to write the date, sign it, and complete the omitted section on the last page immediately, or should it be done after giving all the medication? 3. If a medication is a STAT dose and was already given but apparently on my prescription on "REGULAR MEDICATION" due on my time, should I write CODE 5, sign and date the section, and update the omitted medication on the last page? 4. Finally, if I need to give 2-4 tablets to a patient and there are no contraindications noted, is it okay to give them all at once, or is it necessary to give them one at a time? Thank you for your assistance. I am currently self-funded and self-reviewed as I work toward becoming a qualified nurse, and To be honest I am relying on your videos for guidance and reference along with the materials provided by Ulster University.
Hello, @@nurseniezl 1. I will escalate the underdose Paracetamol on my pt's REGULAR MEDICINES and will still give the valid prescription on my patients AS REQUIREDS MEDICATION since the prescription is correct and legible and my patient is in pain. 2. While I am checking my pt's prescription I will immediately code any medication and document it on the Omitted section on the last page so that I will not forget it. 3. I will write code 5 hence it's due on my time and was given 2 hours before the time as STAT. 4. I will ask my patient if he/she can take them all at once assuming they are no contraindication. I just don't know if my judgement is correct but here are my answers. Thank you for aiding my query.
Thanks for your educational videos. I want to ask about drugs that are not due at my time, can I forfeit reading the details on the chart....like the prescriber name, pharmacy check, indication?
Hello nurse niezel. I want to clarify in the stat medication. Do we have to code there? Or just verbalise wrong dose and to review and prescribed the med. thanks
@@jennythai-uk i think ask patient first if patient wants it and if patient has taken it before than 4 hours don't give it and no code needed. But that's my opinion not sure if anyone knows better
@@jennythai-uk if the pcm is both on regular and prn. ask patient and check pcm has not been given earlier than 4-6 hours{depending on the indicated time}, if it hasn't been administered earlier, you can give , date and sign the regular. leave the prn like that, with no date, time or code.. just leave it.
Follow the marking criteria. If it says gel hands, then gel hands but if it says wash your hand using the steps of handwashing, then you gotta wash hands.🥰🥰🥰
Please I failed in implementation station and going to resit again in this month. I got subdural haematoma scenario and I got one medicine in range for eg prescription Codeine phosphate 15-30mg In medicine package it was 20mg What should I do in this scenario Should I omit or give as there is range I was confused! Your help would be greatly appreciated!
I feel you should pick it up and discard then continue with taking another medication but verbalise you will perform your hand hygiene again according to WHO guidelines and wear your gloves before you continue 😊 and pray your examiner is understanding
I appreciate your videos. I used only videos and by God's grace i passed my OSCE.
Thank you.
Wow. That is amazing!
Congratulations and well done to you!🥰🥰🥰
For the Bisoprolol I also would take into account that is a Beta blocker so it’s important to know the heart rate of the patient… I’d also say that furosemide is for mornings not afternoon or noon. Awesome video nurse 🙌🏻 you’re helping me a lot 🩷🩷
Hi nurse Niezl. We will no longer need to put code to the medications that we administered right, but only to those medications that we did not administer?
please at what point will the assessor ask for the indication.. is it before administration, that is after dispensing. i hope she waits still when we are aBOUT ADMINISTERING
It is better to verbalize the INDICATION of the medication whilst you are preparing the medication. It simply means that you already know what the medication is for and you are confident with what you are doing. (Plus, the examiner won't ask about the indications if you have already verbalized them)
Hope this helps.🥰🥰🥰
Hi nurse I can’t find the “join” button I want to be a member please
Good afternoon,
I hope you are doing well. I have some questions about the implementation station that I hope you can help me with.
1. If Paracetamol is mistakenly prescribed to a patient due to underdose who is already taking it as part of their regular medication (coded as Code 6), should I give Paracetamol if the patient is in pain and the prescription in the "AS REQUIRED" section is VALID and CORRECT?
2. When checking and verifying medication, can I fill out the section for the person administering the medication immediately? Also, if I notice a code on the prescription, is it okay to write the date, sign it, and complete the omitted section on the last page immediately, or should it be done after giving all the medication?
3. If a medication is a STAT dose and was already given but apparently on my prescription on "REGULAR MEDICATION" due on my time, should I write CODE 5, sign and date the section, and update the omitted medication on the last page?
4. Finally, if I need to give 2-4 tablets to a patient and there are no contraindications noted, is it okay to give them all at once, or is it necessary to give them one at a time?
Thank you for your assistance. I am currently self-funded and self-reviewed as I work toward becoming a qualified nurse, and To be honest I am relying on your videos for guidance and reference along with the materials provided by Ulster University.
Hi there.
I am curious, as a nurse, I'd like you to give me your thoughts about the questions stated above.
Please tell me your answers.
Hello, @@nurseniezl
1. I will escalate the underdose Paracetamol on my pt's REGULAR MEDICINES and will still give the valid prescription on my patients AS REQUIREDS MEDICATION since the prescription is correct and legible and my patient is in pain.
2. While I am checking my pt's prescription I will immediately code any medication and document it on the Omitted section on the last page so that I will not forget it.
3. I will write code 5 hence it's due on my time and was given 2 hours before the time as STAT.
4. I will ask my patient if he/she can take them all at once assuming they are no contraindication.
I just don't know if my judgement is correct but here are my answers. Thank you for aiding my query.
The whole thing about osce is confusing me, can you please break it down for me .
Starting feom assessment olease
Hi I would like to join your group ..what’s the steps to follow ?
Thanks for your educational videos. I want to ask about drugs that are not due at my time, can I forfeit reading the details on the chart....like the prescriber name, pharmacy check, indication?
Unfortunately no. It is part of the prescription.
Whether it's due or not, you still have to read them.
Hope this helps.
Hello nurse niezel. I want to clarify in the stat medication. Do we have to code there? Or just verbalise wrong dose and to review and prescribed the med. thanks
Thank you very much Nurse Niezl. I will be writing my exams on 30th this month. Wish to get your evaluation before my exam. Thank you
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Hello @ umarsaeedoldman7154 can you pls tell me if there is no bleep no and finish date still the prescription is valid
Tomorrow is my exam 😂
All best on your exam . You can do this 🥰🥰🥰
Best of luck🎉
For regular paracetamol due at my time 18:00 pm
And as request paracetamol no time on it (what I have to do? I have to put code or not? Thank you.
@@jennythai-uk i think ask patient first if patient wants it and if patient has taken it before than 4 hours don't give it and no code needed. But that's my opinion not sure if anyone knows better
@@jennythai-uk if the pcm is both on regular and prn. ask patient and check pcm has not been given earlier than 4-6 hours{depending on the indicated time}, if it hasn't been administered earlier, you can give , date and sign the regular. leave the prn like that, with no date, time or code.. just leave it.
Hello, need po ba handwashing talaga or hand hygiene is okay? Thank you
Follow the marking criteria. If it says gel hands, then gel hands but if it says wash your hand using the steps of handwashing, then you gotta wash hands.🥰🥰🥰
Thanks, Neiezle. That is a comprehensive explanation.❣
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where can we find the code? They're not on the chart
There's always a medication code in the chart.
Thank you Nurse Niezi for the implementation station, please I still have problem with the coding can u give me explanation to that effect.
Thank you.
Correct the documented height, the patient isn't 5 meters tall lol
If you can do community scenario
Working on it🥰🥰
Please I failed in implementation station and going to resit again in this month.
I got subdural haematoma scenario and I got one medicine in range for eg
prescription
Codeine phosphate 15-30mg
In medicine package it was 20mg
What should I do in this scenario
Should I omit or give as there is range I was confused!
Your help would be greatly appreciated!
Have give the medication or omit it ? I Wants to know the correct answer
how can i join please?
What happens if mistakenly medication drop on the floor 😅
I feel you should pick it up and discard then continue with taking another medication but verbalise you will perform your hand hygiene again according to WHO guidelines and wear your gloves before you continue 😊 and pray your examiner is understanding
Thank you❤️❤️❤️
You are so welcome 🥰🥰🥰